3 Things You Can Do Afterward Your Puppy Gets Vaccinated

19 April 2017
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Vaccinations are your puppy's first line of defense against pathogens and diseases. When they're young, their bodies and immune system are still much more susceptible than when they're an adult. Due to this reason, most veterinarians recommend that you start vaccinating your puppies when they reach 6 to 8 weeks of age. Getting vaccinated can be a very scary experience for your puppy. Here are 3 things that you can do afterwards to put them at ease and to confirm that the shots did what they're supposed to do. Read More

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I have loved birds ever since I was a child. After years of living in an apartment that allowed no pets, I was finally able to adopt my first bird when I bought my house. I decided to get a parrot, because I always dreamed of teaching my parrot how to talk! I put a lot of research into choosing the right cage and food for him, but I never learned what illnesses parrots are prone to developing. A couple of years after adopting him, he began acting strange and I began panicking. Thankfully, after a trip to the vet, he was prescribed antibiotics and on his way back to good health. I decided to create a blog to share my pet health tips, including lots of bird tips, and I hope you can learn from my posts!